7 nights, not Sun - Sun?

[sunnysavannah]

Are there ever any 7 night sailings that aren't Sun - Sun?

[cruiseMI82]

oasis is sat-sat.

[kruzerci]

Serenade New Orleans.

[blonde1981]

One of the San Juan itineraries is Sat-Sat.

My Baltics cruise is Sat - Sat.

I believe all the other ones I've been on have been Sun to Sun. Maybe double check the Freedom. I can't recall that one.

[kruzerci]

[quote name='blonde1981']One of the San Juan itineraries is Sat-Sat.

My Baltics cruise is Sat - Sat.

I believe all the other ones I've been on have been Sun to Sun. Maybe double check the Freedom. I can't recall that one.[/QUOTE]

Freedom is Sunday with Allure.

[sunnysavannah]

Thanks everybody!

[pasodancer]

Oasis 8 June is Sat - Sat

[cruzinlady1947]

[I][SIZE=3]Grandeur from Baltimore to Bermuda is Friday to Friday.

Gwen :)
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[Luckybrat]

Our Alaska trip on the Rhapsody of the Seas is Friday-Thursday :D

[Clarea]

[quote name='Luckybrat']Our Alaska trip on the Rhapsody of the Seas is Friday-Thursday :D[/quote]
That's odd, ours last years was Friday to Friday. Your cruise is only 6 nights?

[m*u*g*]

Currently all of Oasis sailings are Sat/Sat.

Alternating Eastern and Western .

[jchiefs13]

Could also do a b2b on Majesty of a 3 and 4 night to do something weekdays.

[Jimnbigd]

I think Sunday departures work best for most people for a 7-day cruise, since most people work Monday-Friday, requiring only 5 vacation days. Fly (or drive) down Saturday before the cruise, and fly or drive home on Sunday after the cruise. I wanted to try Princess from Galveston, but I'd have to take of at least a half day Friday so I could drive down. Yes, I could try to drive down Saturday, but I'd have to leave around 7am at the latest, and then I would be tired for my first cruise day. Plus, this would not leave much of a cushion if I had car problems. I suspect Disney would have had more Galveston bookings it if had departed on Sunday instead of Saturday (and Friday's when the Triumph was scheduled to depart on Saturday) -- because Galveston really cannot handle more than two large ships at a time.